#Uxterm settings manual#

I tried with FerenOS which runs 5.22 and that still had the issue described above. Ctrl-h or Ctrl-8 or Ctrl-Shift-/, deletes characters to the left or. NEON uses Plasma 5.23.x which may have made a difference. Delete, deletes characters to the right of cursor (this may vary depending on settings). This works no matter how you launch konsole. Let's check your locale settings: what's the output of 'locale -a' and 'localectl' Offline. htop to see if it's not already being launched as uxterm. Once that's done you can set that as the new Default and mess around as required. How do you launch xterm You can just type it all in the terminal emulator or set 'uxterm' to get launched when you click some item in some menu. 'UTF-8 Fonts' is also checked but not grayed out. That indicates the utf-8 resource is set. When I display that menu, I see 'UTF-8 Encoding' grayed out and checked. After konsole is launched, if you go to Settings you have to create a new profile (Profile1). You can examine the running xterm's utf-8 settings from the Ctrl+RightMouseClick, or VT Fonts, menu.

On an installed system the Default konsole profile is shown as Read Only. Using KDE NEON the profiles work slightly differently. I've done some further digging this morning. What should the XDG_CONFIG_HOME variable be set to so I can revert that change to be sure please? Whether the above represents a bug or just part of life's rich pattern I have no idea - bu the takeaway is to not try to edit profiles for konsole when opened through right click in Dolphin - or Shift f4. Open Dolphin and Open Terminal Here>Konsole opens - surely that should be uxterm? Thanks but then, how can I get uxterm to have a bigger and. Open System Settings>Applications>Terminal - Set to uxterm>Apply and reboot for good measure When a terminal is opened, the configuration is read & fonts etc. The window title bar shows Edit Profile '' and any changes then demand a new profile name. Right Click>Open Terminal Here>Settings>Edit Current Profile I realise now that all this came to light when I was opening konsole from within Dolphin.Ģ. However, there is an extra twist to this issue which may have meant the above was redundant. Then call it using for example xterm -fa '-nimbus mono l-'. The environments locale settings (see lqENVIRONMENTrq below) are used to discern the locales.

#Uxterm settings manual#

are passed to xterm without processing the -class, -k8, and -u8 options should not. See the xterm manual page for more information on xterm-options. Settings>Manage Profiles now just shows one profile - Profile 1 (Default) - and subsequent changes are all actioned correctly you can use xfontsel to get the correct name of some fonts installed on your system. or uxterm(1) as appropriate, based on the users locale setting. The window title bar changes from Edit Profile 'Default' to Edit Profile 'Profile 1' The UXTerm configuration file allows you to define a set of named servers or aliases so as to avoid explicitly entering connection details (server URL and. Settings>Edit current profile>Appearance>Change colours to Linux Colours>Apply Delete all konsole config rc and xml files in my homeģ.